G7 considers $50B fund for Ukraine from seized Russian assets
Kyiv Post — May 21, 2024, 07:00 AM UTC
Summary: The G7 is considering a $50 billion fund for Ukraine backed by a $350 billion pool of seized Russian assets. The plan may be introduced at the G7 summit in June. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen supports unlocking Russian assets for Ukraine. Lithuania and Estonia advocate for less restrictive rules in supporting Ukraine. Ukraine is open to negotiations with Russia, with NATO membership seen as crucial for peace talks. Global Peace Summit in June aims to involve 160 nations.
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